Café Europe — 25.09.2026

Langenthal - The textile brand lavie, founded by Oliver Balsiger and Cornelia Stahl, has presented its new Linus curtains. The semi-transparent curtains are made from 100 percent European linen.
They founded lavie: designer Cornelia Stahl and Oliver Balsiger. Image provided by Ruedi Flück/lavie
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(CONNECT) Lavie, a brand owned by Balsiger Textil AG from Langenthal in the Swiss canton of Bern that was founded by the textile entrepreneur Oliver Balsiger and textile designer Cornelia Stahl, has launched its new range of curtains. These semi-transparent curtains offered as part of the Linus collection are made from 100 percent European linen, as the company writes in a statement.

The washed linen filters direct daylight to create a cozy atmosphere. The material possesses a natural texture that offers a soft feel. The curtains come ready-made, measuring 140 by 270 centimeters and they are available in five colorways that can even be combined with one another. Manufactured in Portugal, the curtains are certified in accordance with the “Masters of Flax Fibre” standard. The quality of the linen matches the bed linen collection of the same name. ce/ww